Trump picked a fight with the media... and lost | Politics Weekly America
27:15Politics Weekly America video episodesDonald TrumpTrump picked a fight with the media... and lost | Politics Weekly AmericaThe US press corps stood up to Donald Trump this week after he banned three organisations he doesn’t like from the White House. But when it came to the leader of one of the US’s oldest adversaries – China – well, Trump literally rolled out a very long red carpet.
- ▪27:15Politics Weekly America video episodesDonald TrumpTrump picked a fight with the media... and lost | Politics Weekly AmericaThe US press corps stood up to Donald Trump this week after he banned three organisations he doesn’t like from t
- ▪But when it came to the leader of one of the US’s oldest adversaries – China – well, Trump literally rolled out a very long red carpet.
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| Original publisher | The Guardian — US |
| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/politics/video/2026/sep/25/trump-picked-a-fight-with-the-media-and-lost-politics-weekly-america |
| Publication time | Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:45:47 GMT |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-25T11:05:31.986Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-25T11:05:31.986Z |
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27:15Politics Weekly America video episodesDonald TrumpTrump picked a fight with the media... and lost | Politics Weekly AmericaThe US press corps stood up to Donald Trump this week after he banned three organisations he doesn’t like from the White House. But when it came to the leader of one of the US’s oldest adversaries – China – well, Trump literally rolled out a very long red carpet. Jonathan Freedland speaks to the Guardian’s Shrai Popat about why Trump seems weaker these days, but why it could be dangerous to underestimate him Presented by Jonathan Freedland , with Shrai Popat , produced by Danielle Stephens and Nada Smiljanic, Source: The GuardianFri 25 Sep 2026 06.45 EDTLast modified on Fri 25 Sep 2026 07.05 EDTShareExplore more on these topicsDonald TrumpPolitics Weekly America…
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